The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-03-19

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Creek Warm Springs.
At the rattle Wednesday evening,
Joe Lander won the Mooney house.
California -four. at the lowest fig
urss, at Whey Edwards.
The two big teams are again on the
road hauling Argus ore to the mill.
Hon. w. @. Lyons has gone to Pass
Robes Springs, Cal, for his health.
Mrs. John Wearne, of Cherry Creek,
has gone to San Francisco on visit.
Leave ysur orders with Sol Hip
Goods aot in stock will be sent for.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Hip left on Thurs
davis stage for months visit to
friends In San Francisco.
Sol Hip has put in a large H. lis
fire. proof safe, which cannot fail to be
of great convenience to his house.
Senator Poujade, of Phoebe, on his
return home from Carson, stopped
over at Ward, and is visiting his par
ents.
The ball at Opera Hall on st. Pat
ricks night, though not largely attend
ed, was at least very pleasant social
gathering.
The Argus and Monitor Companies
pay-days this week did not seem to
buoy the local money market to any
great extent.
Willie Allen, the 3-year-old son Of
Mrs. Allen, had his thumb nearly cut
off with an AZ yesterday, by a play
mate.
Henry Reipe & Co. have opened an
undertaking and upholstering bust
ness 10 Taylor. Read their al. in an.
other column.
Abe Lehman, the jolly widower of
Snake Valley, was in town this week
Tie young man Is still on the matri
monial market.
. Sol Hip has received a new lot of
calicoes. Cali and examine. lie will
sell remnents cheap.
The hearing of the injunction suit
in the Court House bond ease came
off at Eureka yesterday. We will not
learn the result before next Tuesday.
The Taylor drug store, presided
over Ivy Doc. Meek, has received All
Invoice of choice cigars, nice jewelry.
aud fresh candies. Reasonable prices
on all goods Is Does motto.
Mrs. 4. T. Yates, who for several
months has been IN poor health, left
here Thursday by private conveyance
for Eureka. from whence she will go
% California she was accompanied
by her neice. Miss Minnie Peters.
r. Sadler, the manager of the Eu-
reka stage and fast freight line, in
forms Us that two frieghts teams, in
stead 1T Que as heretofore, will be put
on between here and Eureka. The
stages will run as they have done.
Sore throat il common at this time.
An excellent gargle can be easily
made by dissolving one teaspoonful of
chlorate of potash and two teaspoon
fuls Of glycerine in tum5ler of water.
As gargle, this is very soothing to
the throat
Frank Clifford, who was sent to the
State Prison from this county in 1877
for ten years, has been discharged,
having served his time. He served
three terms in that institution, or a
total II years. The crime for which
ne got his last sentence was stealing a
bar OF bullion off the stage at Ward.
Harry Kingston, late arrival from
Phoebe, got drunk in the wee sma'
hours of yesterday, went on the war
path and tried to get into some peace
able peoples residence. A neighborly
citizen, hearing the racket, came out
and put an improved head on Harry.
de needed il and should bless the man
who put it on.
Mrs. VIM. Baker has taken charge
OF that popular house-the White Pine
restaurant and lodging-house-having
rented 1t from Mrs. Yates. 1t will be
kept up to its former high standard,
Ano the new proprietress solicits the
patronage of the public, and hopes
mat by catering to their wants she
Will merit and receive a liberal share
of the same.
The item which appeared in the
NEWS OF the 9th, to the effect that
John Carlson md Mica Nora Maaor, al